"reliable development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in any context where you are referring to something that is progressing or advancing in a dependable and reliable way. For example, "Her reliable development earned her respect from her colleagues."
Because for the first time, the semi-literate, rural poor of Madagascar can access reliable development information on demand and for free, using a familiar device: their phone.
Addressing the above challenges will foster our engineering capability and help to achieve the ultimate goal of efficient and reliable development of synthetic circuits with defined functionality.
There is an increasing need for novel technologies to effectively identify highly efficient chemistries and to enable the quick and reliable development of novel, innovative and sustainable high-performance processes to exploit these.
These sophisticated models together with factual data banks (e.g. the Dortmund Data Bank) are powerful software tools for the reliable development of chemical processes and other applications of industrial interest.
The question of how and why incumbent regimes in Africa have viewed China to be their reliable development partner as against the West, which imposes political and economic conditionalities is crucial for understanding the context in which the trade relations under discussion is taking place.
We have developed the model on a particularly well known regulation system, acting in a quasi-deterministic matter so to provide a reliable development scheme.
There are many challenges to reliable drug development in global settings and some of the recent failures in AD drug development may be attributable in part to inadequate attention to these issues [ 8].
The most reliable SW development continues to be an art which involves several instruments.
The goal is to derive information for design optimisation and reliable device development for a diverse range of target applications.
Therefore, our results underpin the importance of new targets may counteract with false positive/negatives and facilitate appropriate potential targets for a new insight of reliable therapeutic development.
A scale diagnosing delirium seems reliable when development was based on the DSM criteria.
